Q7// FALSE
Explanation:Unlike the Master Slave Flipflop ,coming to clocked latch its output may changes when input changes and clock high is given....
Q8// TRUE
Explanation: Yes given statement is true...Because per suppose in a latch during the negative edge of the latch new input is asserted this will be shown on positive edge trigger ,Until unless input doesn't change while the clock is on its positive edge...
Q9//FALSE
An edge triggered D flipflop won't take much internal gates than JK flipflop for same device constructure....
Q 10// FALSE
No input to a level sensitive latch do not always effects its output becuase if we give clock low
output is not affected by inputs....
Q11// TRUE
TRUTH TABLE FOR JK
J K Next state(Qn+1)
0 0 Qn(previous state)
0 1 0 (RESET)
1 0 1( SET)
1 1 ~Qn(Toggle)
Becuase from the truth table of JK we can see that for RESET which means (Qn+1=0) J and K are 0 and 1.
In order to SET means output 1...J must be 1 ...Coming to K if it is 0 output is SET and if it is one output (~QN) inverter of previous output...previous output is 0...Inverter of it is 1.So for getting SET from reset J must be 1 and K can be don't care....
Q12// FALSE
Given that present state is SET...from the truth table if you give J=1 and K=1 then output is inverted version of previous state....For this previous state is 1(SET) inverted output is 0( RESET).So we shouldn't give J=1&K=1.
Q13// FALSE
TRUTH TABLE FOR SR
S R Next state(Qn+1)
0 0 Qn(previous state)
0 1 0 (RESET)
1 0 1( SET)
1 1 Not allowed
Given presently RS is in SET state in order to RESET S=0 &R=1 but given that R=0 & S=1 which is false....
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QUESTION 7 A master slave flip flop behaves similarly to a clocked latch, except that the...
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Is it possible to build the equivalent of a master-slave J-K flip-flop using a single 74x74-type edge-triggered D flip-flop and external combinational logic? If so, show the logic. If not, explain why not. Why not just use one D flip flop in this problem? Why invert the clock signal when wiring it to the second D flip flop?
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